AW and LMS

Question

The situation:
We created a course that consists of three modules for
running at a
LMS(Moodle). These modules are hierarchical. The learner
begins with modules
1. At a certain point he can switch to modules 2 and then to
module 3. The
same back. The modules are AW-pieces.
The problems:
It is not possible to launch module 2 direct from module1 (by
the function
GoToNetPage), because the first golden rule of scorm is: A
SCO may not
itself launch other SCOs. But how I tell the LMS: Now (when
the learner
pushed a button within the module 1) starting module 2?
When package the modules with One Button publishing, create
the package with
the Authorware Learning Object Content Packager and the
matadata file with
Authorware Learning Object Metadata Editor I get all the
necessary files
separate for every module. But how I get the information for
the LMS that
these modules are part of one course? I guess that the
"Groups" in the
Authorware Learning Object Metadata Editor have something to
do with that,
but how is it to use?
Thank you for every help.
Frieder

Answer 1

right.
F. Scheffel wrote:
> No, I cant expect from the learner that he jumps from
module to module and
> back. When there is no solution to lauch the modules by
LMS I must make one
> SCO from three.
>
> "Mark Tomlinson" <mark.tomlinson@.> schrieb im
Newsbeitrag
> news:[email protected]...
>> Then live with the 3 SCO 'issue'
>>
>> F. Scheffel wrote:
>>> Means that we have jumbo-SCOs. Very hard to
handle while authoring.
>>> "Mark Tomlinson" <mark.tomlinson@.>
schrieb im Newsbeitrag
>>> news:[email protected]...
>>>> Or make them all one SCO?
>>>>
>>>> F. Scheffel wrote:
>>>>> But means this is it impossible to lauch
the module 2 from within
> module
>>> 1?
>>>>> The learner must stop module 1 and start
module 2 with the
> LMS-buttons?
>>>>> "Amy Blankenship *AdobeCommunityExpert*"
>>> <[email protected]>
>>>>> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:[email protected]...
>>>>>> "F. Scheffel"
<[email protected]> wrote in message
>>>>>>
news:[email protected]...
>>>>>>> The situation:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> We created a course that
consists of three modules for running at a
>>>>>>> LMS(Moodle). These modules are
hierarchical. The learner begins with
>>>>>>> modules
>>>>>>> 1. At a certain point he can
switch to modules 2 and then to module
> 3.
>>>>> The
>>>>>>> same back. The modules are
AW-pieces.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> The problems:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> It is not possible to launch
module 2 direct from module1 (by the
>>>>> function
>>>>>>> GoToNetPage), because the first
golden rule of scorm is: A SCO may
> not
>>>>>>> itself launch other SCOs. But
how I tell the LMS: Now (when the
>>> learner
>>>>>>> pushed a button within the
module 1) starting module 2?
>>>>>> That's the whole point. The learner
is supposed to return to the LMS
>>> when
>>>>>> traveling between SCO's.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> HTH;
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Amy
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
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